eBay

48chevy48 · ‎10-04-2018

boy what a one way street your are guilty till proven other wise the Resolution Center people have been given orders to always in buyer favor no matter how stuip the buyer is one flaw one type-o and your hung out to dry.....so tell me seller hows YOUR expearnce on ebay///???????// really you really want to know and o by the way don't forget to leave the buyer feedback ... tell you what you do it ebay your way better at it then me have a good day and remnember to dance and sing people with out minds do that why cause they are in a very happy place all the time.....

castlemagicmemories · ‎10-04-2018

Sorry you had a bad experience.

One flaw, one typo. You can avoid a bad experience by just thoroughly inspecting your item before listing it and making sure the listing is accurate. You can check the listing before sending it live and you can check it after sending it live, for your protection.

You would want what you ordered to be in the condition the listing said it was, too. But I hope you have better experiences in the future.

oaklandmaryland · ‎10-04-2018

Message states: You can avoid a bad experience by just thoroughly inspecting your item before listing it and making sure the listing is accurate.

My answer to this: This happens lots. I sold 2 BRAND NEW in the boxes Ivan Trump boots and they were claimed to be used. Why? The buyer said I had manipulated them by removing them from their boxes to take close up photos. Ebay sided with them telling me they were entitled to how they felt and with the negative feedback they left too. This occurred on my other store but I also get items declared as not as described on this store too. It is a sad situation because the buyer is ALWAYS correct. The buyers are very aware they have all the power.

castlemagicmemories · ‎10-04-2018

@oaklandmaryland

I'm sorry that happened to you. Unfortunately, buyers abuse sellers and sellers abuse buyers. That reasoning boggles the mind~that because you removed them from the box to take pictures they are somehow defective.

So a better statement would have been, you MAY avoid a bad experience by just thoroughly inspecting your item before listing it and making sure the listing is accurate.

Of course, the statement was intended for situations such as the OP detailed, one flaw, one typo situation, where something was missing in the description.

Buyers don't like suprises upon delivery; they want what they ordered in the condition specified.

That doesn't include your situation, which DID involve what they ordered in the condition specified.

oaklandmaryland · ‎10-05-2018

I totally agree with you. Find it humorous when good sellers put all details and photos in the descriptions and then Ebay doesn't show them to the buyers by shortening the listings or making it difficult for iPhone users to see.